September 2012 Archive
2071.
Ask HN: Paid code review services for solo developers?
2072.
Cookie-checker.com - check safely which cookies are set by a site (cookie-checker.com)
2073.
Calling all Brogrammers: Porn Star Developer (geekli.st)
2074.
Why British police don’t have guns (bbc.co.uk)
2075.
Programming is Hard (jacobeiting.com)
2076.
Ask HN: What do you say when people ask how much your company makes? ()
2077.
How the Internet Will Change Personal Finance (thenextweb.com)
2078.
Google's "iLost" Motorola ad faked an address to "lose" iOS 6 Maps (forums.appleinsider.com)
2079.
Junk DNA — Not So Useless After All (healthland.time.com)
2080.
Google adds another cool tool to Search: The Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon (thenextweb.com)
2081.
Show HN: Foxbrowser, Firefox Home for iPad done right (git.graetzer.org)
2082.
GitHub Down Again (status.github.com)
2083.
ITC Conversations Network done and finished, turning off Dec 1st (blogarithms.com)
2084.
Groupon Slashing Online Ad Spending in Q3 (blog.mixrank.com)
2085.
Celebrating 4 years: from a better web, to your web (chrome.blogspot.com)
2086.
Prison Architect - Alpha Launch (introversion.co.uk)
2087.
Are You Building Facebook's Empire, Or Your Own? (blogs.hbr.org)
2088.
Apple patent could remotely disable protesters' phone cameras (patft.uspto.gov)
2089.
The Peak Time for Everything (online.wsj.com)
2090.
Why I Never Started My Own Company (daslee.me)
2091.
Patterns of failure in traffic lights (bit-player.org)
2092.
XKCD What If - Earth's landmass was rotated 90 degrees? (what-if.xkcd.com)
2093.
Far From ‘Junk,’ DNA Dark Matter Plays Crucial Role (nytimes.com)
2094.
Adian - native iPhone client for App.net (app.net)
2095.
Being Smart (throwww.com)
2096.
Credit Card Processing with Balanced Payments (securityfor.us)
2097.
How to design a mobile app. A Designer's guide to the process. (blog.scoutzie.com)
2098.
We're looking for a Human iOS engineer (human.co)
2099.
How polished UI (icon) helped my iPad app's downloads (stats inside) (pinssible.com)
2100.
Ask HN: Finding a tiny Linux server ()